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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-03
CALENDARS TO-DAY.

eUr.HxE COURT CHtNsgR.-Betore Andrews Mos
IL 81 81 90 0 lo5 100 10 l2j l2e PAS l4s $50 237.
sUPRRsK CoURT-GESERAL TERM Before Van Brunt P,J
Lawrence. and Potter J J.--Recess
J.-Nos 1913. 1888 s99
SUPREME CoUKT-sPcIEAL TETh-PART T.-Before j.
Adjourned for the term.
SUPRKNE CoURT-CiRcUIT-PART I.-Before " J.-Ad-
jOurne.i for the term
Noe 3si5 l5Ji 1897, 1894 2a29 327 1888 $500 1870.
$3.50 3G74 35l2 37lo 1891 $780, 3263 $780, $751; 1884.
SUPREME CoURT-CRcUlT-PART III.-Defore Beach, j.
Adonrnrd for the term - ,-,
t9 an s 9foa .ri iHh% ~ ss nam j.
sURRooATIs CoURT-Before Rollins. s.-Motion calendar
Zsntrraf at IL a M. viii Of Jane Brady 3 p m
SUPERIOR CoUgT-GExERAL TRRM-Before Sedgwick. @. j.
Adjourned hrst Monday OF March.
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPRclAL 1ERx-Before Freshman. j.
No day calendar.
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAL TRRn-rART I-Before o'Gorman
COMMON PLEAs-GESKRAL TxRM-Bcfore Larremore C. J..
Van II oesen. JJ-Adlonrned for the term.
COMMON PLEAs-SPKClAL TRRh-Beiore Larrcmorc. G. j.
COMMON PiEAs-EoUTr TERM-Beforevan HocscnJ.-NOa
COMMON PLKAs-TRIAL TERM-PART I-Botore Allen, j.
7ss' 2s5S 1856 2i6i 252s, POLL 23e7 1859 1868 1854
1850 2S67 2S65 1862 $50 237i 2s72 1878 1871 1878
COMMON PLEAs-TRAL IERN-PARI lI.-hefore DAILY; j.
Y5o 2iSS z s 2 s aScs ?Ss aiS
CITY CouRT-TRIAL TKgM-PAgT I.-Beforo McAdam. C. J..
CITY CoUET~TRIAL TERM-PARr lI.-Beioro Hall. j.
CITY Counr-TRIAL TERN-PAHT III.-Beiore Ehrnch j.
CoUgT TERaIxER Barrett. Judge. and
District Attorney Msrtine-No /. - ,,.-
COURT oY GENERAL skssoSs-PAhr i:-Beioro hecoruct
and District Attorney Purty-Nos l. = g.
87s o. TO- IL IL. 49, ~ Is. 10. H. Is lsh Peadngs
49, g. So SO. 81 So So 49, A. IL, 81 IL. as. a. a.
CouET OF GENERAL SESSIONS PAIR iI-Betore Judge
Cowng and Assistant District Attorney fizgerad-Nos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-03
THE STATE OF Trade

boston March Flour unchanged Choice Ertras % soo
prime So OOS % u.s. Corn quiet steamer yellow ST.
Steamer Mixed e0sS uo:d No Grade 6O9tOse.....
$50. No g White SIC. shorts sesAy. nlddhsss
ton SIT 7b0Sl9- Butter Quiet and unchauRol
Fresh made Extra Creamery hrm at .Chesss eSi
and uncnanred NewYork and Vermont Best IL ~
at 100. Receipts for the dayFlour 900 bbA eel
bush.
BUFFALO March 2-wheas-No. Hart DUH but lya
eyer Winter Wheat DIM and nnchangsa No. Red g
and sS @ and n GOOD demand So and No rscw
4siac 40 No. yellow cold at l!cs No: 1Ases
s6h9sshc: No White s.e No Mixed ss ySsss
No 2 Canada 68asSc No. Extra eSaesc. :. Rscslptss
Wheat 1900 bnsh Corn IL. 900 BUSH Oats $500 bush.
Barley $500. bush Shipments-Wheat 2l.00O bush Corr
$4,000 bush Oats .... bush
CHICAGO. March 2.-Flour auet unchanged. wtnts1
Patents 81 70 a. So Southern Winters s. 30 ~ To- MOB
issn Winter 81 Is $500 Choice Q Fancy MionsssA Pr
s32a Rye Fiour-$2 90@SJ 10 10 06a Buckwhsat 90
s2 80 Per LOO n;,,.u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-03
STEEL PASSENGER COZ CHES.

HUM
An item is going the rounds to the effect that several
Boston capitalists are building experimental rail-
way car entirely OF steel An officer In the ordnance
department whose long experience in the use and test
ing of steel in the manufacture OF heavy cannon
attaches considerable weight TO his views, thinks this
proposition entirely feasible ard s capable OF much
development tubular steel would be practically
ndestructible. In a collision il would rear up and
perhaps be derailed but the sides would not be
broken.
The danger from broken axles could probably be en-
trey averted by the OF envelopes" axle plates.
A hot steel cylinder slid over The old iron axle. and
shrunk" on, grips the iron axle like a wise and
the whole is well-nigh incapable OF breaking.
The tube principle. night also be developed in It's
application to the bridge.
A bridge made OF solid metal pipes arranged in u
There is no falling of burning, in OF derail-
ment the cannot get sufficient angle to puncturc
fhe sides
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-03
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO March (SpeedD-An appeal has been made BY
certain Of the shorts in pork the corner rue
mittee met and fixed marginal price May
pork II this for $io then the bears and the
shorts call and commission houses which
long down to that figure Tho made by Schwartz
Dupee Co upon Jere" Stevens The margin price was
fixed si6 by the directors This amply
to allow the sellers 10 call buyers down. The marginal
or corner rule has been seldom invoked. IL
was In the corn few years ago Dca
con ]. Hobbs John Lyon appealed to Il them and Il
resulted in breaking the and running tho
Boynton ana others who running the deal II was ap
pealed to agsnst Mc0eochs pork deal in lssoS and Also
against the wheat deal in 1882 II did not anecs
either those corners The provision pit opened s morn
ing with fluctuations Tho rst broker VINO
ventnrcd to ssll May pork did 1t At $3.50 Noo"dy
took the rsk after until slS 20 was bid and me ncxt one
q 49, Not 1000 barrels changed hands ps'~cso ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-03
gRAiy AND PRODUOE MARKETx
FEATURES OF NES-Yosx DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF SES-YOsk DEALINa1
The types yesterday put little confusion into sentence In
the wheat market The correct version would have
been as follows: But where manipulation recog
nzed 40 an agent depression II IN nowse deprived OF S
mower by that fact Outside buying epeled and only men
m perys and money begin buy to hold for long period
n necessary, IN the lace OIL lower pr.cea
the wheat speculation yesterday enjoyed enarp rally
based on OF shorts who we're numerous out
The decrease reported IN inc amouns Oh
transit the stimulating influence OF
the Jay coupled anxiety regarding e. outbreak
of war in lots were hlfhor anu
export demand was slightly restricted In
stropg with aims of March At s9S and April 81 W
i, or May at H. and cent for June at yOos ana July ~
ooy cans Corn strong sympaty with wheat cams
were scored options for MarSh ays ana cent
s were steady options were shade higher a. fo
lows; March "a. April "a May "a and June ~ cents
and closed unchanged as 81 ~ and April at
81 25 May At 81 81 and June ~ " 49, down point
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-03

The interest however sssssSs1 b -
crowd that port drew There 6g0kus - ~
p. wesd AoA :sA % the pnbie E.lIsry !hsls ves q -
Of ace drawn BY the talk OF the p0Sh
The stocks Of provssons were made pubIto sAh non.
Ing. They wero fully rs Light ~ We e.
pected, and much smaller than . TDe1o
are only $50 barrels q pork sn.. .sstss -
only 32S tfercos Of lard against 1648l a01
only 091 pounds Of short RIBS AGAINST ysa
sSeo tine Sr P0 ,n.s no" sn af a
drop even OF 81 . barrel is not any Longer 90.
trade to-day was ANAL aud almost altogether In ssswere
May touched &l9 49, but aod most Of the under that ne
and ad vanced cent
l2k May wheat At 79s1794 cents and Nay corn - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-03

Net silver ssG,o2s.Oos sso525.iOs ssl,6s2, 1873
In volume of transactions today's stock market was
duler than yosteriays The transactions aggregated
only 24 SOL shares against 275 shares The charac
ter of the dealings, however was In strong conast 10
those OF yesterday more confident tone was Provun
and more Il demonstrated that whiie values
may be depressed by crowding the market Tails 70
bring any long stocks out from the strong boxes MIN
the smaller business than yesterday more IMAM MI o
yesterdays declines were regaiaed and almost nyaaoy
tonghts closing figures higher than were Monday
last prices still the market Is limited and as yet betrsys
no sign OF widening interest Little by little however,
II Is coming TO be comprehended that Tue tk Spous
Treasury absorption Of money ana gold has
about played their part In the creation OF scare ABOUT
tight money. IL is we'll known that the anticipation
OF strngcncy in the money market more enecu'e o, IN
singcncy As TO Treasury absorption tho simple facts
detailed above by the comparisons OF Treasury condons
OF porendng evil from that source Inc foreign en
change market indicates that gold exports are
indefinitely POSTPONED The Reading reoIgah u. co
pleton. OF the total sum OF the companys naoinuos
aud stocks affected by the reorganization scheme
eating Sl2z 90l 500, tho amount deposited anu
Is 800 252 v46 leaving only $l3600O0O, OF when
s5OOoO0O the first series per cent oond,
Of the North Pennsylvania and Bound Brook
roads, and possibly either some v ;Pei iha
holders OF these bonds the leases resurrendcrea ms
not possible that this complication VIII Jsopnlnu rv
contamination OF the reconstruooh ay unfor,n tSat
in values to-day general and nearly inno. nr .
It Is almost nvidous TO name p ar.vud and Wsst
but Philadelphia and Reading. Richmond ana a %ess
in point of ACTIVITY Lake Shore with transactions ag
gregatng only 5000 shares gives nnai gam =, 100
Syss final gain OF q per cont Louisville and NASHVILLE
Closed GA against sO last evening and u sctys
~i ID ins Of s only per on
ing and = per cent over yesterdays opening Inc maf
ke closed strong with moderate gnssSs Transaction
was recorded Of 100000 registered ~ Ct ioss the
changes the bids were q TOT eaI are
for the q 9s and decline Oh = ior 'H' co. Wv
ths closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-03
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON March 2.-l230 p. m.-Consos 1908 for money
and lOl for the United Four Per Cent
Bons 1909. do. -Four and Half Per Cent Bonds nos;
Atlantic Western First Mortgage Trustees Ger
thcates An; do second Mortgage, Canadian Pacific
6i7.. Erie "a w. Mexican Ordinary, o44 81 Psui common
ing 1872
so centimes for the account
100 lll6 for money and 100 1915 for the
account Atlantic and Great Western First Mortgage Irus
Certificates. Az Canadian Pacific 625; Ere 547s;
Mexican Ordinary $50, ST. Paul Common 81 Pennsyl
yania. 59is: Recalling. l9ls
Hudsons Bay Company 22S
Bar silver quoted at 46d. per ounce.
India Council bills allotted today az decline OF
3.l6d per rupee.
balance to-day Is 100000
Paris Avces quote Three per Cent Renes at 70 francs
so cennes Exchange on London al 20
francs 80 confines for checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-03

BALTIMORE March 2-COtton steady. Mddinr 9aa0i
quiet Howard Street and Western supeno So 500
s. % D3 TO- do Family - 10 a. CO. CITY
Mills supernno 5Oa3 10 do Extra s. 20 as 75 do ITO
Brands TO- Patapsco Family So do Suporatve
Patent So 40. .Wheat-Southern quiet Western higher.
southern Red sOSslei 10. Amber 81 s92ci No western
SSa4 SOC: March hdSSssc; MAY S3' a
900 southern steady western easier Southern White
t5.ss5,.ss March "5asicc April a5.aSSc; May May
41a47 Data steady southern White "a 93sc: Western
37630c. DO MixeL "a D36c.; Pennsylvania 81 3sc
Rye al 661tsc ny dull Prime TO Cnoice
Western Sill UOd&l6 %. Provisions nrm Mesa Pork
SIS 81 for new Bukmeat Shoulders Clear Sides
packed 7tSSsG Bsoon1shoniders 7a9shc. Clear RIB
Butter nrm: Western Packed IC92sc.; Creamery
rs 030c EEEs steady at lG9dl7c Petroleum nrmer-
Estnea &C ;Cones.f,o earsoea ordinary 70 fsir
nbed 100 whiskey steady mt 81 23asi "a
Freishts to Liverpooi steamer auie-toton l6.,
Flour 3D. 3ssd4d Recepts-Four TO- 1893 bb
BOO Insh. Corn f24ooo. bush; oat, 1000 vush rye
bush Corn A. 800 bush saes-Whoat 4ls200 bush Corn
5000 BUSH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-03
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
preliminary report OF February development work in
the oil regions was expected bearish The number of
wells completed l62, increase from January OF H..
while at the the month there III wells drilling
and 90 rigs up building 200 wells drilling and 10
rigs building 81 The decrease in development
work 90 total number Of and wells drling) sug
sests CLEANS OF returning prudepe on
the part OF producers OF 19cept oil -, d.. put
against 1888 barrels January The Butler County FRO
ducon however has probably passed It's maximum anu ui,
strike made the tendency OF the new sufpy
should Uc downward
certificate speculation Yesterday was moderately
but the trading was between the same
people interested the trade Prices early rose from %
sysI mil near the close Without any
reaching York the West began to sell heavily ABOUT 3o
erns anu Priees ei 10 81 cents ana closed at only
y. Favorable progress has been made 50 ai IN ae
ton aud the outcome Of the present egisa
agtato in penn.ylyana may Ge Of 70 .e
meantime the market Is beref public support anu ire
fluctuations may be looked 70, on me LAYING
with carrying rates % cents. 49,, ,.,. -, a.. 70,
Tho range prices and the total dealings AZ the Con-
sohdated Exchange were as folows
Openinr ........., 63s1 Lowest............... 81
Highest ............ "a = Final ~
Refined oil keeps unchanged at 6 cents per gallon
Rt all ports
oil CITY, Penn. March 2-Crude oiL-Nationai Transit
certificates opened and closed at 81; highest price.
S4} lowest 81 Sales barrels ,n Saarss,
7U,7S3 barrels runs, - barrels
PrrspuRo PENN March 2.-Crude Oil-Petroleum irregu
lar and sctiye closing National Transit Certificates
opened at 50 closed at 62; highest price, 6a lowest
BRADFORD PENN March 2.-Crude ol-Nanoua Transit
opened at and closed at 62 highest price,
81 III lowest price. g. ciearances, l7Soooo barrels
TirUsvLLE PENN March 2-Nauonal transit Certacates
opened NJ So and 81 highest price, 1Ab low
thrice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-03
CANADA NOT INUNDATED.

OttdVd U1spdfch 70 the B0sf0n UI0De.
@What eject will the resolutions passed by Con-
gress haveP' II asked Of the Canadian Deputy
Minister of Marine
@None whatever, 50 concerned Can't
say as TO ths Americans. / of one thing. il
the Yankee fishermen come into Canadian waters next
season. as they did last there will be moro seizures
than ever, and for every ceizure contscation."
"What effect will change OF government have on
the policy TO be pursued !"
v do not think It will have the slightest"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-03
In Death Painless

Philadelphia doctor after years Of careful observation
says that our demise 70 painless as our advent 10 inc
world. This certainly reassurins yet notw standing
these great indncements st do not court death and
shall continue DIR. Pierces inalble remedy tho
Golden Medical Discovery" for consumption splitting OF
blood shortness OF BREATH weak lungs coughs bronchitis
and kindred affections the throat and chest IL Ia
equAlled. by druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-03

MILWAUKEE. March 2.-Flour dull. Wheat higher.
Casa 7tse., NAV 7sac.:; Corn steady. No. 800 :.
Barley DUH No 5oSc.. Provisions irTesaar
q 10 Butter nrm. Dairy 1920 Egss easier at 10 y
0l7c Cheese Brm Cheddars l3c Becepts-Four
I777 bbis. Wheat 10 5sl bush Barley IL. 100 bush
approximations 4,s47 bbA Wheat 1880 basfL Barley
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-03
THE COURT OF APPEALa

ALBASY March I'm the Court Of Appeals to-day the fol-
lowing argued:
No 222-John Mnburn. respondent agt. Matthew Hale,
225-Thomas Rutherford, respondent agt the Village
OF ialey. appellant
No Brooks. appellant agt. the State of
New-York respondent. submitted
No. 22lRobert Taylor. infant respondent agt. the
CITY OF Yonkers appellant
No 2S9-John Reil. respondent agt The Mayor of New
York, etc, appellant.
No 238-tohn p Kennedy. appellant agt Robert T. Hoy.
executor. and others. respondents. Submitted
Following the day calendar OF the Court OF Appeals for
Thursday, March 8:
Nos l42 90 lO4l, 24l, 2i3 24s 24e, 252.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-03
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Judse Wallace Of the United states Circuit Court yester
~ granted N order dmssng complaint In the suit Of
Heson wadron agsinst Naxsha,l H Mallory George NAL
~ and A. y. Palmsr Mr. Wslhrop formerly employed
- u Nadissn square Thsss hs declared that he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-03

vented the dosb stage theatre He sought TO
damages for tho use of 1t
The Judgment awarding MIRA Annie X. FeI $50 o week
aimony the Judgment for absolute divorce from hich
ard r. Fox haa been affirmed by the General Term OF the
Supreme Court.
The Judgment for the city license fees,
amounting $40 931 49, against Eighth Avenue Rail
road Company has been affirmed by the General Term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-03
Ex-CHIEF McCABE MADE HAPPY.

THE GENERAL TERM SAYS THE FIRE COMMISSION
Frs SHOULD NOT HAVE DISMISSED HIM.
Ex-Assistant Chief John McCabe Of the Fire Depart
ment who was dismissed by the Fire Commissioners for
alleged lack OF judgment In issuing the call known as
the "three sixes" summonDg all the fire engines in the
upper part OF the city the fire July s. 1885, at One
hundred dtwenty and Thirdave appealed from
decision The General Term Of the Supreme Court
cray decided that he must be reinsated The opinion
written by Justice Brady and concurred in by Presiding
Judge Van Brunt and Justice Daniels after setting forth
the charge, says:
1t is supposed that tho Commissioners meant to base
their Judgment tho theory that although tho call might
and must dismissed 6nt that they ougn h. nsapacy
therefore, single act yielding % tho respondent.
s they claim and this act n, was neither violation Of
@ tns but H"fs
s the % S Snafsa
feren aHA' INSTRUMENTS and agents actually e@poyea for
h but
from t1cessye caaon or zeal called INTO rcquiston more
ee o" E9 oS he nssr
rines and trucks by which for time oter parts Of the city
not 80 exposed no fire having occurred
The opinion dwes upon the fact that no other indis-
been exhibited in any other respect and that the sv
dence Of the chief officer declares the reaor skilled
OF Judgment depended on the opinion Of ex-
perts who admitted that difference OF opinion might
Judge says:
The conclusion therefore which mpresses itself irresis
iby single OF judgment bv him. assuming
TO have been committed such as proved herein not sum
evidence OF the REALTORS ncapaciy to warrant his
removal
The FIRE Commissioners heard of the decision while
they were holding meeting IN the new Headquarters in
East Sxty-seventhst They directed the counsel OF the
Board carry the to the Court Of Appeals and TO
take means to prevent the Mc until
q final decision Ia reached II was said by several per
sons headquarters that the Commissioners had not
pected decision in Mrt,ahes favor Mr.. Purroy whose
arbitrary rulings In the trial Of McCabe criticised
severely, appeared he confident OF keeping McCaDe
out of the department.. 1t said. while Mr. Croker
has been inclined to believe that McCabe would got back
In OF fna decision in McCabcs favor the comms.
siOners will not set Second Assistant Chief Reilly
hack the grade Of battalion chief but will keep two
second assistant chiefs until there Ia vacancy. Some
friends of McCabe have said that he probably would ask
to he retired pension soon as he was reinsia'ed
knowing that Presd Mt Purroy would be likely 10 make
him uncomfortable II he remained In the department
There wa. JOY at the Lincoln Republican Club last
night over the decision Mr.. McCabe Is active men,
OF the club He told cxFire Commissioner Van Cott,
who originally appointed him. that he not much sur
prised the decision n stay has not been granted he
will report this morning for duty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-03

state bonds were quiet: Louisiana consol a. we're
,.av af IA Arkansas rs to Pine Blum railroad sold at
5I@S5 and Fort smiths ut ~. Alabamas, Csss ~
.,n~x ia Of CITY bank stocks Fourth National sold
At IA sales at auction Of other bank stocks are TO
ported below. a.. .,,, Al, ,he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-03

who suffering from peculiar to sex dreadng
70 physician but knowing she needs medical help
ton which will give her strength and life through the
restoration Of 81 her their natural and healthy
reau Of 0f by
thoroughly scientinc ply sician who has mado
troublea specially To be had Of AL druggista
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-03
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY. MARCH 5, 1884,
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-MAR. 2.
THE GENERAL LIST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-03

TO brssk up colds and fsvsss early DE- Pisrcss Ex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-03

DEAR MINNIE: BY strange but happy coincidence the
,f. s ss ms your nsrs from the
this morning your arrived this morninG You
s5s1s ~sn
West for ovsr month was st. rau on ns and and
during holidays for ~ was 30 dashed cold one could hardly
70 GIT. from my sns You say hope
think enough OF It TO wear ANYHOW or course Will
~ HERK. KTTsoS.
In another letter. dated the place, December
1888, he writes:
received your this morning and very much
prised thought that every thought OF
me had been sansnfG yon why did not Come
that evening sand would After left you met some
little Poker Well there was plenty stun laying srond 70
Drink. you know had drunk good deal during The DAY
the morning Then up the hotel and went t. bed
- YOn ask what style o. photographs q yourself pre-
q g G WI ap ns SSd ca .sS whs
E came to see did ns You dead yVn: on HIM
ERprsnEis. n: W. KuTsoS Proprietor
,...,. Pl PHIL ,I Nov; q. 1883
was very pleased hear you very sorry
lear that 1vs es9 c Do but no: am Ss glad
care Of yourself amy time; II your lunss are
snS protect yourself from taking cold as much You possibly
can cold might prove very dangerous to you
my deprive yourself o. the pleasure Of Their
sciety glad TO hear that Won have sat Tor {onr
some o. nine taken a. soon from the West
wiIlty next week and Will let you know
lie time Of the year with and very hard for
my business for seems that vent
sinss came back from New 90 yol have been
suui god Have been down TO "a coneeo ,ines you
remain yours at the stuffed club" Hxkx
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-02-19
A Well Started Town.

A dispatch to the Wheeling Mtelti-
gencer from Davis, West Virginia.
says: "Mrs. S. B. E,kins has gener-
ousIy offered to found a reading room
and library in Davis. She has offer.
ed as beginning some four hundred
dollars worth of books, the leading
periodicals and daily papers. and to
keep the room lighted and heated if
the people of the town will furnish a
room. A paper was Immediately
put in circulation and a sufficient
sum Is already guaranteed to insure
success. The founders of the town
are to give any lot that may be pick.
ed on for a building site. The gift is
highly appreciated by the town and
Is certainly worthy the excellent wo-
man from whom it comes. If any
town ever had the right kind of a
start Dayis assuredly has,"